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Pct. 4 Searching for ATM Theft Suspect

By MCPR Staff
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Around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, Deputies with Pct. 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office were still searching for a suspected ATM thief.

They received a call for service in the 16900 block of Memorial Chase Road in reference to suspects stealing an ATM.

When Deputies arrived, two suspects fled on foot. One suspect was quickly apprehended. An active police perimeter is set to locate the remaining suspect. A Precinct 4 K-9 is on the ground searching, please avoid the area this morning, as the on-scene investigation continues.

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